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Are these quotes for new HVAC high or on par with current pricing

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Hello all,

Curious who else has had to purchase a new HVAC for a rental property this year?  I have quotes all the way from $8,850 - $13,250.  The house is a 4bd/2ba 2,300 square foot.  These quotes are for a Goodman Split Heat Pump System - 3 Ton 14 SEER and a Ruud Split Heat Pump System - 3 Ton Up To 14 SEER.  Are these costs on par with what people are paying these days?

I bought this rental in 2017 and my inspector recommend a new HVAC at that time as this one was obsolete.  So it's 5 years later and definitely time. 

These quotes are from Hiller and from other local companies here in Nashville, TN.  

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Ronny Varghese
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seems a bit high depending on whether you are also doing ducting. I got a 4 ton packaged unit for about $4500 and re-did the ducting throughout the first floor of my house (2200sf) for about the same - which equates to about 9k total

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